Edith Hall

The Dr. Drew Podcast

PodcastOne / Carolla Digital

Talk Radio, Comedy, Science, Health & Fitness

4.4 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Professor Edith Hall discusses how Aristotle and philosophy can be useful guides for leading a good life. You will not want to miss her description of eudaemonia and her insight on what the implication could be for building healthy society. Edith's book, Aristotle's Way: How Ancient Wisdom Can Change Your Life, is available now. Select: drdrew.com/select and use code drdrew P3-OM: Visit p3om.com/drew and use the coupon code "drew" for 20% off TrueCar: Visit TrueCar to enjoy a more confident car-buying experience

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0:00.0	Thanks for listening to the Doctor Drew Podcast on Podcast One.
0:17.0	Winds in the sail, the Corolla Pirate Chip.
0:19.0	And do get over to Dr.Dotter.com and check out the OPM series.
0:23.0	That is now going to be a series of sort of audiobooks, a really podcast,
0:27.0	where we're interviewing some of the key players that are represented in each of those historical chapters.
0:32.0	So it's really a very thorough, thorough resource if you're interested in that topic at all.
0:36.0	Get on the contact list and check out the Instagram too at Dr. Pinsky.
0:41.0	And it's my privilege to welcome today.
0:43.0	Professor Edith Hall, the book is Aristotle's Way, How Ancient Wisdom Can Change Your Life Available at Amazon.
0:49.0	Professor All's also author of The Ancient Greeks.
0:52.0	Ten ways they shape the modern world.
0:54.0	Professor, thank you for joining us.
0:56.0	Sorry, very nice to be here.
0:58.0	Professor All's a professor at King's College in London since 2012.
1:02.0	I also lecture at University of Oxford.
1:05.0	So one of the things that always captured my interest as it pertains to Aristotle,
1:11.0	other than the fact that he was a naturalist, he really was one of the first,
1:16.0	at least sort of observational scientists.
1:19.0	He based his taxonomy on what he saw in the natural world.
1:22.0	But his conversation or his theories in the, I guess it was the thing he wrote for his son.
1:32.0	I'm forgetting the name of the...
1:34.0	Nika McKayneth, right?
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